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vb. (en-third-person singular of: send up)
Usage examples of "sends up".
In the ordinary course of business, when the borrower has no further use for the money, he sends up a certified check for the amount of the loan with interest, and the bank turns over the securities to the messenger.
He offers great rewards for those who should kill him: he sends up the cohorts as a relief to the horse.
A woman sends up a shrill scream eerily like the blip-blips of the police siren he had half-noted a few moments ago.
The left front tire sends up a small spray of dust and gravel as it drifts off the edge of the pavement before the other tires gain a firm hold.
If that happens the King sends up a battalion and expels them from the country.
The Pike sends up a scrawl of black smoke, stamps, puts about, and, growing quickly smaller, takes a course for the Neufahrwasser harbor mouth.
He sends up the runners and the prices and afterwards transmits the results.
In the spring it sends up stalks that develop gray, flowerlike appendages for a few days.
For instance, perhaps the baron sends up to three village work parties daily into the wood, each of which can clear one acre of forest if allowed to work unimpeded.
An explosion in the wreckage of pipes and girders sends up a roll of black smoke and sparks.